Business and workplace
- Microsoft Teams
- Slack
- Lark / Feishu
- DingTalk
- Workplace Chat
- Zoom Team Chat
Messaging application forensics
Messages may be distributed across the handset, cloud, linked computers, backups, notification records and counterpart devices. We identify the sources that exist, preserve what is available and explain the limits plainly.
Discuss an applicationCore applications
Each platform uses different databases, encryption, retention and synchronisation behaviour. Select an application for the relevant forensic considerations.
Other applications
We also assess other consumer, workplace, regional and encrypted communications applications. Inclusion does not imply that every item can be extracted from every device.
Tell us the application name, device model, operating-system version, relevant dates and whether lawful credentials or backups are available. We will assess feasibility before proposing substantive work.
Request a feasibility assessmentAcquisition routes
Depending on configuration and lawful access, an examination may combine live or backup acquisition, application databases, media and thumbnails, database journals, notifications, linked computers, synchronised account data, service-held records and compatible third-party forensic images.
Active databases, configuration, identifiers, attachments, caches, logs and residual database structures may preserve more than the visible interface.
Available messaging backups, cloud chats or authorised account collection may extend the record, subject to service design, authentication and retention.
Compatible backups, file-system images, device images and forensic exports can be re-examined when their provenance, integrity and acquisition scope are sufficient.
A qualified scope
01Exact application and regional version confirmed.
02Device, software, access and encryption state assessed.
03Cloud, backup, desktop and counterpart sources considered.
04Recovery prospects and evidential limitations stated before conclusions.
Confidential case review
Direct first contact
Scan with your phone camera, or select the service, to contact D3Forensics on +852 9103 1852. Do not send evidence, passwords or confidential case material until a transfer method has been agreed. These third-party messaging services process account and metadata under their own terms.